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Allows creation of a single partition of up to 2048GB of FAT32 or NTFS file systems.Supports Fixed and Removable disk formats.Supports Hi-Speed USB, PCMCIA, SATA, SCSI, USB 1.1, and FireWire® external drives.Divides a single hard drive into one or more partitions.Allows change of cluster size during Full format or Quick Format.Formats faster than the OS (click on chart for details).Key Features of SwissKnife Partition Management Software Plus more, it is capable to partition external hard disk such as Hi-Speed USB, PCMCIA, SATA, SCSI, USB 1.1, and FireWire® external drives. FAT16 option is provided for compatibility. Meanwhile, SwissKnife can format your partition your IDE hard drives upto 120GB and allows creation of FAT32 & NTFS partitions. I hope I haven't been too confusing, I'll try to clear everything that it isn't.SwissKnife, a free Windows partition software that allows you create, delete and format partitions on your hard disk drives in one smooth, simple process. for knoppix)Ĥ - now things get confused, how should I proceed? Which method is the best way to achieve this? OR should it be better to have multiple usb drives for different tasks, no matter what? Btw should I manually add the "HDD option" partition (C: 2PTNS)? Is there any issue about coexisting ISOs and imgPTN? Can I make imgPTN files in FAT32 format and place those in an NTFS filesystem? So about that, what are you suggestion regarding the case? So far I was thinking to proceed like this:ġ - use RMPREPUSB to make the usb drive first partition as FAT32 (size 137000MB to avoid usb issues) and add E2B files (v.1.79DPMS)Ģ - install grub4dos on both PBR and MBR but leaving grldr untouched (aka it will use the E2B one)ģ - add a second and a third logical partitions (1 NTFS and 1 FAT32 of 137000MB each) using EaseUs or such (which appears as PEXT in drive info and not P2 and P3) leave around 55GB free for persistance (e.g. Thing is, with NTFS, my usb drive could fail to boot on some systems and also from what I've read the actual BEST way to add images is by using imgPTN and not ISOs. contain windows as well as linux systems, as well as recovery disks

Now, the issue is that I'd like to create the "perfect" usb drive so it should be: *(here the list of images I want to add I'll also add some portable tools separately but with those in the txt file, it grows too much and I can't post it) I've selected a bunch of stuff * that I want in it and I've managed to make them work using NTFS, ISOs, RMPREPUSB end E2B. To the facts I'd like to get a suggestion from you guys, I'd like to setup a USB DRIVE TOSHIBA 500GB (465GB real - The drive is NOT seen as "removable drive" on OS side ) usb drive to become my new "swiss knife" for sys admin and stuff. I'm new to the forum (but I use E2B and Rmprep for a long time) and I'd like to say hi to everybody, before posting!